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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
No Accounting for Tas.cs.

KANSAS CITY, Nc, Nov G GJames Bill
Kingsley, convicted o: attempting to assas-
sinaie the husband o. woman with
whom he hud been intimate, and SEN
tenced to five years in the penitcntiary,
was married in the county jail yesterday
to pretty Lille Northup, agairs; the pro-
test of her family. She was just OF age,
and defod her parents. She is madly in
love with niliingsley.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
KlIlDd ms RI,aI and Him,nli.

BOULDER, Col, Nov. G--JameS Smith,
respectable citizen, suspected that too in
timato relations existed between his vito
and q Young man named Al Frazer. Smith
sent for Frazer this morning to como TO
HIS house, saving he wanted TO SEQ him On
important business. just as Frazer
reached the gate, Smith opened the door
and fired, killing him almost instantly.
He then sent ball through his own head
and d cd in fcw seconds.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

are being started in Florida
10 work up the tobacco grown in the
State.
The yearly manufacture OF pms IS
placed at 4, ,695, 100000 in England, and
at 6,72o, 900, 900 in New England.
Preliminary arrangements have
been entered into to establish large
in Phoenix, Ari., to make
sugar from sorghum.
Grand Duke Nicholas, of Russia,
is credited with being an enthusiastic
student of natural history, and with
new work on the entomology OF the
Caucasus.
"A good photograph Of the seventh
moon OF Saturn has been obtained by
the Messrs Henry, ut the Paris observ-
atory. The photographs plate had
to be exposed thirty-ive minutes Ihis
moon is known to astronomers as
Hyperion, and was the last satellite OF
Saturn to be discovered. M Y, LedJer.
The manufacture of solid carbonic
acid gas is said to have become
settled industry in Berlin. 1t is put in
small cylinders and if kept under pres
sure will last some time; that is
cylinder one and half inches in
diameter and two inches long takes
five hours to melt away into gas.
IF the statements which come from
Brazil on the subject are trustworthy.
the Freire system of inoculation against
yellow fever certainly seems to be cliea-
cious. The mortality from the disease
in Rio de Janeiro is said to be ten times
rs great among those who have not
been treated by DR.. Freirc's method as
among persons who have been inocu-
late,l.-M y Ledger.
The entire annual production OF the
, cordage mills of the United States, 1t is
stated. is about 10000 tons. valued at
/ about So, 100000. OF this, about 4o.-
900 tons is binder twine, and the bal
ance is rope of all sizes, from the largest
! hawser down to the ordinary manila
tarred rope most used by sailors in spill
! cling and repairs, Public Opinion.
| DIR. John Yansant, Of the United
| States marine hospital at St Louis.
claims to be the first to have taken
| photographs BY the light of iirehies.
r. ,,i,ona twrlye freaies in three
o,rno ho,t,e covering its mouth with
a. hol;not Tho overnre duration Of
,ho M AN Of zach insect was half a
second, and the luminous area on the
,hdnn,an y,s abopt one-eighth of an
;nah sn,,are Thetime of exposure was
Gftv aashes-Soience.
F,ra III. Fronch meteorolocist,
,b;nks The movement of tornado is
mnt a.oond;ng os some scientists sup
80 ~ 4 20 he Int DESCENDING. pene-
tra,;nr ,bc lower LAYERS of the atmos-
,,hara l;to :, corl. screy The destruct-
i~e sfncts Of these storms are ascribed
- thn yinlont shock eccasioned bv tho
oo,,;s;on M ~ rho descending spirals with
tha grnund and the energy is not APP
.,s',I,t ~ Ios.anod hv This contact. mas
i,,noh ~ T. Is constantly renewed from
above and transmitted to tho earth by
the rotarv motion downwartls.-M Y.
Je5asr
! "A French Fuel: The plan Of util-
;,;ng cote dnst by making it into bri.
IS at,s, bas honn spccassfnliy adopted
hy !, gos conpany Mt LYONS, France.
~ Z aocomn,isbed bv mixing eacl
TON Of fine coke with about 200 pound:
~, an,I,tor niteb and then passing
" NN ~ ,: M.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
neatb,s Bridsuroom.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 2-Dr, Ar
thur, of the Navy Department. Washing
ton, was killed near Salem, Va, st night
about 10 O'clock. Accompanied by his
brother. Dir. George Arthur, of Now York,
he was on his way South to be married to-
morrow. II is supposed that he attempted
to step from one car 10 another when hs
fell of, while the train was running at
least thrty-five miles per hour.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Mr. Davis Not DYING.

MACON, GA, Nov. 2-The sensational
kilograms sent from Macon TO the effect
that Jefferson Davis was in precarious
condition brought flood of kilograms
from newspapers all over the country, ask
ing for details, scenes around the bedside,
etc. A reporter tonight found the John
ston mansion, where Mr.. Davis is stop
ping, scene of gayety, life and pleasure
instead of a death chamber.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Bro,bsr,s mu-der Addad 10 ,ho sis,er's,

ALlxGAN, MicH., Nov. 2,-Herschei !, Ad-
lins, a young man twonty-two yeas OF
age. fatally shot Charles Oyerheiser last
night in Cnss Township, this county in an
alteration growing on: of the disgrace OF
Overheiser's sister by Adkins. The girl
died last summer Tho murderer escaped.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Yellow Eeyer.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Dr. Porter reports
to the Marine Hospital Bureau from
Tampa, Fla, that there were seventy-four
cases Of yellow fever and nino deaths dur
lag the past week. Tho total number OF
cases to date are 8,5, The epidemic is re-
ported to be subsidng. ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10

When old Sniffkins thinks his
daughters young man has staid as late
as the price Of coal and gas viii allow.
he goes down into the kitchen and
starts the coffcc-mill. as an intimation
that II IL ncnrly time sor breakfast
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
aan .Away wi,h a coIorad locke,.

MooS CRY, Ia, Nov. 3.--Thomas Jetfer-
son, colored horse jockey and Miss Mar
tha Faircr, white, a young lady of very
respectable parentage, have eloped. They
have purchased tickets for Minneapolis.
The affair has created quito asensation.
The parents will make no adeavor TO res
cue thoir daughter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10

allow do you pronounce s-t-i-n-
r-yP" asked Prof. Comstock. The
smart bad boy nearest the foot of the
class stood up and said;."It depends a
great deal whether. the word is appl ed
70 n man or n bee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Jenny Lind Dead.

LONDON, Nov, 2.-Jenny Lind tMadame
GoldscbmidtJ, the celebrated Swedish
singer, is dead. She was sixty-six years
ofage. She had been seriously i'll for some
weeks She retired from tho stage after
her marriage in America in 1852, but reap
pcared Ut various concerts in aid of chari-
ties. She had not appeared in publ since
1gcG
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Rnuorl Of commIssloner oI customs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--rhe annual report
of the Commissioner Of Customs, submit
ted to the Secretary of the Treas ury to-day,
shows that during the past fiscal year ac-
counts were examined in his office involv-
ing S2ls, ,6i9,Sol IN receipts and s23,7S '62 in
disbursements.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
crnshnd 10 nnaIh llndnr a Rell.

DETROIT. Micm., Nov. 81. d. Loss, fore
man of the mixing department Of the
Acme White Lead Works, was caught in
a belt this morning, and before the ma
chinery could be stopped was mass of
broken bones. His head was crushed, neck,
back, legs and arms broken and one leg
nearly torn from the body.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
A Radner Rans Rrnaks

MEproRp. WIS, Nov. 2.--The Exchange
Bank of Medford made an nssignment
Yesterday. Liabilities about $4,000, assets
unknown, as every thing is incumhered.
Many poor people had depesited small
smouuts at this bank II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
heuro hanaed.

UNION spRlNGs, ALA, Nov. Henry
Robinson, co,ored, was hanged here to-
day. In May last he murdered an aged
colorcd man who had a young wife.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Beeohar,s Probable successor.

NEw YoRk, Nov. The Rev. Charles
A. Berry, the English preacher whose SER
mons in Plymouth Church have been so
acceptable that he is likely to be chosen as
successor of the late Henry Ward Boecher,
sailed for England to-day on the Britannia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
A Guard and His Gun.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 4,-1homas Wallace,
a convict iu the Essex County penitontlary
at Caldwell, was shot in the head aud In
stantly killed by one Of the guards while
attempting TO esnape last evening
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
"BIiaky" Morgan Guilty.

RAvExNA o., Nov. AT II O'Clock this
forenoon the jury found Charles
("BIinky'D Morgan guilty OF murder in
tho first degree. The jury was out just
one hour
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10

RALEIGH, N. G., Nov. 3.--Luke Russell,
young farmer of Craven County, Ni.lc as
sisting TO arrest Bill Williams, colored,
was shot and killed by the latter, who es-
caped
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
/ enars smunnIod lnto PhiladeIphla.

PmmAprLrmA, Nov. 4.-rhc attention OF
the board of health has been called to the
fact that lepers have been smfggled mo
this port, and are now in the city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Found Dead in a Lumber Car.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9 Tnos. Lee, a
white man, about twcnty-six years old,
was found dead in q loaded lumber car
here to-day. He had ben dead two or
three days aud is supposed TO have como
from Alabama stealing ride in the car.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
Richardson EIno,ad ia connress.

BATON RoueE, La, Nov, q Returns from
the Sixth Congressional District show the
election of Robertson (D.l by large ma
jority. The voto pollcd was light one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. s,-Govsrnor
Buckner has issued proclamation fixing
November "a as day of thanksgiving for
the State OF Kentucky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10

SOFIA, Nov, 9. = Tho Sobranje to-day
passed bill providing for the coinage OF
three million francs, 20 be nominally conf
posed of copper and nickel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
First Jewish Maulstra,c.

GLASGOW. Nov. 4.7-Mr, Michael Simon
was to-day elected a magistrate of this
city. He is the first Jew ever made u
magistrate in Scotland
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-11-10
MISSING Fishermen.

BouIooxE, Nov. s.-Fifty-nlne fishermen
have been missing since the gale. Seycn
bodies lashsd together have hsor washed
ashore NJ EtRhleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
hTLLED HIMSELF roe 4 UON1N
pESPoNprNT rNGIIsHMAN rUrs 4 BULLET IN HIS
rEAD oN tbs BRIDGE.

A prsPoNDuNr rNGIIsHMAN PUTS \ BULLET IN HIS
nEAD oN tbs BRIDGE.
man committed suicide while riding In cab across
the BROOKLYN Bridge yesterday Afternoon. lie WAS T.. 4.
Baldwin. wAo recently boarded at No l1e clinton ST.
brooklyn. l;tlo after noon the cab driver was ac-
costed In Union square by Baldwin who wanted 10 pe
taken ma quickly possible 10 Brooslyu. When & cab
was near the BrooAlyn anchorage Of the Bridge the
driver heard pistol shot ana smoAc come ouI oi Tie
A Bridge policeman also heard Tie report. ana wien
they looked IN the found tie occupant had cot HIM
self ia the Lead and Il Al he stu held TIE Diver IA MS
hand lilo was hurrcdly driven To the ridge police
station and an ambulance tooh him 10 tbs li"ohDn
c.pitai where lie died at 1880. Inquiry showed ihit
baldwin who Is about twenty I'VE YEAR, 81 age ana an
Manchester. was an Intimate ilthl OF
Maud flaming, No. - Lawrence ~. wiip whom lie
used to 20 Plymouth thurcn ana the thtAsl" "hch
hr lief, Irnnk va Last week Lee sent her letter say g
TINT he was going aud that be amt I" nv" tnl
she would him a. I'm. II IA heiicNrl ny IN
friends that baldwin hecL dcsl"udeut htCau'o l,
love affair iI moi out fortunately, aud III moment
OF insanity uIt the bullet IN hs hcal lie had bought
ticket for Liverpool and was To SAIL TO day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
FEARS or 4 TArEE FAMINE AykRTED

PAur or TIE JERSEY CRY SYSTEM OF "ArEh
WorkS uEE,kS powN-A TEMPORARY sOffLf.
There was "A water famine for few hours yesterday
in The mn sect on ~ Jersey city and but FOR tile AID ot
tne U,ck.nSack Wafer Company which supplies
uoh,ken with water. about 10000 people would have
h,cn deprived 81 water fof several days Tie section Of
IN, city north Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and extend
~ along the hin 10 West lIoboken gets It's water supply
from distributing reservoir in summit ave. which Is
known "A the high service station The reservoir Is kept
no hy means of 70 main fI0m the BellcNilc reservoir,
AMI "A Northingon pump Is used 10 force the water
through the distributing pipes. Thc1unp has been III
constant scr Ice and night for ten years aud has
been m dancer breaking down at any time IN the last
two years
About A. H. Yesterday the suction apparatus which
lifts the water from the well failed Ia operate. Men
were set 10 work tn get the pump Ia working
order but IL Will take several days to overhaul H. When
IA. h II aWOhc IN the morning nnd found
their supply eat oil they all Thought that their
pius. have been frozen during the night II wa-
not until neix.hnrs tfirl to borrow water irou each
other that they found Themselves all In the same III
Range mes were dawn Ia prevent explosions or wafer
backs. mix took tile paceOf coffee for breakfast
of iactortrS shut down ana great NEON
,chicurc suffered
About O'ciucN. after number NJ officials nal exam
n,l pump aud realized mat II could not he put i
nucratun alan iur stipte period. arrangement
was made with the Barkrnslch " aer company TOT
temporary supply. There NO hcuty III getting ~
80 Icr,e, rurm-hr foboken with water I've IN,
contract was gwen the IiaskensacK company, ant
| tAc pipcs and connections still remain. intact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
SHADOWS Of coMlNG Evryrs.

Il va, regarded as extremely sign lcsni IN Brook
lyn yc>iei,y that dinner was given ~ MAYOR elect
chaplin ~ the house 81 Geulce V Erow'r. prominent
democrat. on Thursday evening A. wh rh some dozen
lridirr Democrat, werc present. among " hom
vcrN tho follow Ing present heads OF depart uen's
Police Comh,, onrr carroll cry Works Cor mi :,
Conner co, porAilon Counsel Icull. and Tax Collector
Hlfdcut-'rs!. Their presence and thr absence Of
IRE Commissioner sims, Register oi Arrears Colo and
city Treas ucr Wh~eiock &, believed 10 indicate the
composition Of the Mayors "cIiinlt' to degree. AMI
sets At rest the absurd statements tha. with the cN
ccpiinn Il. Mr.. Jenhs, ~ "odii maze a clean sweep
of Mayor Whitncy's Comm.Ss ones The appoint
mrufs 4 not BE- mIdH Jcfrrc 70" latter part ~ next
month although the nav NAyor Will sSHme Office on
MONDAY lis viii probably retain his private sec'e
tary ~" man who has served IN mat capa'S "hio
be- VI. ~'a'c Controller. III, Mayors message IS rc-
nnrfsd u hrirf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
ADDITIONS ~ TANUANY NAIL
WILL "BAR>rY" ROCRKE AID MS CoNFEDFR-
AIS 90 MO TIE WIGNANl


ArFS 60 INTO 1HF wlCwANi
A gooN deal OF comment has been occa-!onel I'm Dem
ocrac circle. IS the refusal of George Hall the Tam
many lcalcr I'm the Win Assembly District to make
public he name OF r part Il the delegation To tn
Tammaay &c cr,l Committee elected on THURSDAY
evening r f. announced thai they viii lie made pub
lie Wh.n III, Tammarv district committee meets ou
Vclsc-l.y evening Tie Republican County Com
mites meets day evening and will receive til,
rcpur., Il the COMMITTEES ON the WIN District II
T. believed that. If 'h' report condemns Barney
Eou.ke and such II VI. Rcpu'!can captains of c'ec-
ton Il q tets were guilty Of trcachcry. AMI recon-
rnl- that fhr di-tici be ganllcd on The follow
Ing evening The ~ Barney" Eourlc aud these
cap-a.n. VII be- founl among the T. nmauy delegation
Then, a. several noteworthy aIi.tion- TO the Tam
man. rank. General " 4. McMahon. the United
Stale, Ma -ha for ti. district an cars a delegate
To- fh" General Committee nom thc I-t District liz
Wa irac.lr The lrs1c. Il the County Democracy f.
the Nllfh Di-tilcr.
J,hn E. ~uc. ban, secretary ~ ihr Aqu"lnct Com
m ~-lp1. r. a d,lrctc fr,n 49, NIllih District TX
sac senator 'Lso. -. Cornell. crni,s IN a the end
aul CTS Jul" F'riich AID Charles ". E'l-
way . brlfh"r Il Aqu~iurt Commits on"t RieN t'
70 "a the NNtld D.-'uc. Nc~-r- 'rr"ll. Ehrlirt
anil Pld.wav Wcre anon. tho~r VIZ l"it Irving Hal
Two former rpuh teams ar" found In th' la'lnan,
~ De-. 'fa-i.- II tupN rom tl' NNlf District al
! e. julius ihnrh'in fow h. NNllt b-trci VI
Fr.N va an Unsuccessful card late fnr - nunn
Pleas Jud,. ou ihc r~pl Jean 'i,l ln l--f and Nr
Iarehrin va, defoiird H"pul lean cliG lle f.,
(tAtf Justice A. flif rcCrIf t.cfflun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
1nr AnrRLcly rcovouLc AssocLlrlov

'
Tho bu. inronF o. tn eoInrN o. no hm-ri
Ecunomc As, i,ton he'll yr,t ,rliT IN TN. city
IT, Tho mprilns soon vr calls IS Columhii cole
Francis Va rr u tho Mt,tohn',t, Ir-ttu. o. Tech
npngv prr-dort ~ tn conn AMI Prsnti ~ ITO meet
ins present Pro''.sor J. H. clark. o.
smith &C. lego h. J. J4mss OF to tntVersy 90 fenssyl
HIcnnIpnI "A. ,miti ani EIv.a H 4 sci Lnin. OF
ColIubiI III Iari o.. Eiy o. JONAS Hppkint IniyrrNur
Gr,rss B New,0nb College ~ tho CITY O New York g. VI.
steele Oi NibrtlAu o. h. Ala II COn A -. NO ~
% Amherst: +. Wo,s- u PitsDnrs. ani ,inn ~terne
rhr a--octtipn ht, nosbcrs para OF he country
No plpers real Al thi- ing ioh n.s u.
In The evelns bu c"n'uutsna Fr--tI'us sni ITO
alyi-tbity OF rhng branch conncs IN fhr
Mos OanH- y. j. and HIo 'bnrg L. came Tor ii''u
Too Tho 10
he uuDu- OHIO fali. Tho rOufri ~i~'foi
hDnnf,tv o. the ss'pcratons IhlfoI Rogers. Of
PrI-,.O Nlnh "a tli r'isVca. a. CstnDtl
Beau i"n. 81 Frs 8" L'rricys ~ hris-es HIch
~ knss, o. II~ide or, Sp4lor. OF V -nna AMI
CtTsu, It4lF. In he rvrrIu. dnarr
coIutI flr nome 81 Professor S"i West rhrtT
ouith.t vhirp AYdrsv White layer Hewitt. 4rl
~Churl and Joan lay kuor were Pr7NrIt as Bursts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
1 STORM 10 foLLOW HE cOLD WIrE
NEW YORK NOT THE ClItttrsT PLACE or FARH


NEW YORK NOT THE CiifftFsT PLACE on FAt!h
-lcF ~ Ttc HUDSON.
The cold wave continued 10 uaho things lively
Yesterday \ PIERCING westerly wind blew In gusts
Al tine, attaining speed f forty four miles &c
hour In he wee sma hoH~,T Of the early nom
Ing 1t was cxccedn-ly tcmpe,tuouS and bic" -
yeiociiy Of GNy miles hour-thc highest r"co.''e
In all the stormy weather that has been oAperef
recently.
Tho thermometer Indicated tcmperatur' RANGING
from sixteen to twenty dvc degrees. People lid nor
seem To feel tie COLI 80 much. perhaps because 10y
were becoming used 10 H. perhaps because they "rc
letter prepared for It than 1n o." previous Day LOW
Of fur ca!s were worn: mdty men gave heavy n'"
ovcrcolts their fist trial: aIi tie women who ,'n-
turcd out or had to go out wele - muiled up thas
only the points Of their nose. w"rr visible IhN'
rau-cd in color fon, bright IT, Co blush purple Ih'
worst Of Il was that with ali the iiu>i there vas no
much fun. To be sure, the easy descent OF the VIII
tohossan slide could be- pracscd but there Ma 10
Skating to speak ~ All the LAKES under tie couild
of the Park Board wcrc sh""tei with beautiful &C.
bat II va, not deemed advisable 10 throw Any of en-
open to the public. II is certainly better To wall
day or two than to ct d1rI hs.
Nccnr!in. to tho signal service oiicials. IT. VIII
continue 10 be quite chilly to day - but IA spite of
that the temperature VIII begin to rise. AMI continue
slowly TO creep up lat shortly after or nmnd"i'y
after the cold wave has sought flesh !clds and past ~
lillcrd here for some INN" ms Is Storm uS
cribcd by IN, signal ser lee prol'c a, OF ron,'dSr
,il, rnnr,r, which is advancing eastward from tho
shores OF The Pacific II {, now centred IN Nyon Z
and Western Colorado Reports from an over mo
rnuutrv Indicate thai the weather was slightly warm
cr YESTERDAY Here few sample minimum
tcmicratn,r> ~ Lacrosse. WIS, twelve degrees below
trrn' NJ Portland Me- zero: Al Washington. fourteen
Jepress above zero. at savannah. Ia, thntA ciSh
degrees above. 1hNIc Wa rain storm az Los M
ecrs cal. who're IN less than twenty four nous Leo
Inches of rain fell =
The Hudson IL frrc1lng rapidly, and the Zee !, now
from three To five inrhes fhck The sara \. Jan =
OF sing sing a frri nj propeller. heavily laden WIZ
merchandise narrow ~ escaped being frozen up In mia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
HOW WIS srLllrAyaornkn nL.noxns nacK

Mr> Mary "a. ~ vti. 80 1eoos ho'rng hon'" al 20
- .sr'D =. met man name \ -" h"a'l I
lat .lrmcr .pte-~nt~i h'n'f e 81 Ani'ri
"a ~ Interpreter IN -p-ush Do" 81
Eat Foufteruth.t Ma sullivan too- HIM INTO h'r con
fdcuc~ n erpre sell damon @. and a
goi vts ,aai Do, ,uii sa,-v I'M purchaser
pu October - 81 ai4in1nl or ~,
.ui AniOai rnr. vAr~' a. sl.i"p 10 De h"n
clrt 10 her ne Sine 'le cu.fnse hn IN
her gold $50 which SIZE $50 toi hm To
sell Haf hour Alter gcttlnf to prop
crtv B,ucl-t ths IT, io,crt 7lDpsen q" u
" L.. Eo~-r oaIri $500 tie rrng. anf nugsr
" ~lrp.an q - $50 III i'rerv. n n"~i
ssl,lhlc thieves. Ho.sLrt ven ?" >H.it hen q
d sullivan ck"is
by mail ferN4il @ ~ ir-in- Tat - - 10 ia
AZ ufola,y th.rr Mr. ~r hv-l n~r l'..
~ yruas r.c~f % - I've heidelberg On
IS o N a.
snnuIoa- uiFs @ koI I t.~ Ioni-. Relied
-ru,o ys,crfa' stA th' diamond wL.ch 81 :
SuIliv4n lfsEth-i a.. 10 property Arr q
long argumrst Iuiie DEe.ly d-ciie hat Nr Simeon
- Nf. property. Jlt sIiffl r
10 firnl,h "a MY loud % ih~ vlr~ 81 .oI'- .
{ ni the - AL ; - q o.
quti 81 10 the fu amount. ant yr ~uifal got Lrf =
10 Oatain b-r watch Tho anu" ptoes'dng VA
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A NTLLTON WAIVED FOR THE CiYALS

Tho Executive Com tter Of t' Canal Improve Com
pan, Il no Offices EOArI ~ Trade
TALON yesterday Ter tie purso'sof Ivls cist
iniiDn- ptss-i ~ Ae Canal onyruton lo'-t-r July
~ winch approve lie S"ymsnr 81 doubling r len tn
0f the uck- u oc4nt ant ivf'ie tIr crtung tnt
de- te Csru"l AMI Attrg 10 ia he .ht = h.
aBk- There nrrr prrsert ~ no go uin 90" Or.iu IS
Potter CHAIRMAN D.wtt e. ii IL ppD. FTaIk =.
Frank e ern~c III Ap.brp.. AM tho tuioI
antir WIllitt Cllik VIII T. 'rirv 4iii " DupuY
I'D the EXrcutV- Crs pro-
aiprO.ri4t bills Or Tho l.. gstturr The
toDuiiss dc dsi erlIv thif ~ O1OD1
ant appointed 'ha Potter and Nr-,r- 1t
~ ohn anf Uterine 10 drat bill Tor u The
Lc- Iur" ap0pft That amount and 10 - 10 Albany
and urge is passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
INDIANS AND NEGROEs 10 90 10 LONDON.

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party OF genuine Tuscarora Indians from Niagara
Falls, not from the wigwam OF Tammany arrived In
this city yesterday tLer way 10 Britain. where they
vii, lie picturesque feature OF PhiliIPoeanN's big
realistic panorama painting Of Niagara Edwin H. Low.
who conducted Messenger Sangrrs Trip das contracted
TO ship the Indians and number OF other people belong
ing Ia the safely to IL, .rponl and have them
warrd IN nee to London iHcy viii sail to-day the
steamer Guy Of chicago. Among tncm I'VE cnOrcd
ineu from Baltimore. After presenting his guests To "A
number Of interested frents yesterday Mr. Low sent
them around 10 see tine city.